Mr. Scot

I heard an interview with Adrian Cronauer once where he talked about the experience of filming Good Morning Vietnam. He said he'd tell a story, and the producers would say something like "hey that's great, but what if we changed it to this and then threw that in and then added the other etc etc" and by the time it was done what they filmed was nothing like the story he told. He thought the whole thing was pretty much bullsh-t.

Seems they want a runningback too... (no, we're not trading them McCaffrey; don't be that guy)

He's talked about transitioning to safety, which I think would be a decent move. I didn't really see him as a realistic option for us anyway though.

Valid, though very few of those make the highlight reel.

So...not us.

Hey, he'll always have that one great highlight, the touchdown pass from McCaffrey. Outside of that...

Hadn't thought of that, but yeah it doesn't exactly say a lot for him, does it?

Person says we're in the market for a pass catcher.

Nah, you did the others. You should do this one. I got something different in mind anyway.

Hey @Ricky Spanish, think maybe a thread for former Panthers signing elsewhere might also be a good idea? (just a suggestion)

No argument on that.

So long, Martinez.

I actually think it could, and have for a while, but I'm in the minority on that front.

There was talk that Matt Rhule really liked him as a blocking tight end. Moot point now, of course.

Person characterized it as due diligence.

Awuzie is signing with the Bengals.

Signing this many free agents could very easily point to the Patriots wanting to use their draft picks to trade up. Not their style though...

Reverse reverse psychology? This feels like something out of an Inception dream sequence

Flipside, i.e. the 49ers get Dalton and the Bears take an interest in Bridgewater, could also be true.

That part I'm happy about.

49ers were previously said to be looking at Bridgewater, but... Dalton fits either scheme.

Yeah, pretty much And to be fair, it has worked once or twice before so it's not unprecedented. Even in those cases though, it wasn't sustained success. It was a year of glory followed by a lot of years of suckage paying for that one year. That's why I've never been in favor of us going that route.

Breer speculated a little...

But this time it will